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For anyone who has epilepsy or a seizure disorder, life can be a challenging and uncertain journey. Every person with epilepsy has a unique life situation, and the cause for their seizures may or may ...

Oftentimes, people forget that the relationship between a patient and their healthcare provider should be a two-way avenue. The way to obtain a good relationship isn't always clear. Here are some...

Colin Minehart was determined to improve his health, but found it hard to follow his doctors' advice. Learn how one doctor changed that.

Like many of us, Leslie Swoboda has struggled with her weight for yea­rs. She'd tried various weight loss programs, dropping pounds periodically just to regain them after falling back into old habits.

For two years, Richard Austin suffered from a medical mystery that so confounded family members and physicians that he finally was advised to see a psychiatrist for his problems.

Are all the Easter goodies too tempting for your waistline? Hop to success with these six simple tips.

If you need to test for COVID-19, Mayo Clinic health experts remind you not to go to the emergency department as it is for patients with life-threatening needs.

Puberty is natural, and parents have no reason to fear it for their children. Get practical tips for discussing this exciting phase with kids and preparing them for the changes ahead.

The average American consumes 22 teaspoons — or 355 calories — of added sugar daily. How much is too much, and where can you find hidden sugar?

For millions of people, living with chronic pain can significantly affect daily activities, relationships, work and well-being. Read ways you can support a loved one with chronic pain.